Sindh

Grade three officers were added to the Sukkur invigilation team, says teacher.

SALU holds conference on computers, emerging technologies.

A man who allegedly killed his brother-in-law over money given protective bail for a week against surety of Rs50,000.

Well-trained midwives leave the country while those who remain are often poorly trained.

Condition of police stations was worsening and some do not even have roofs or walls.

Sixteen thousand freed bonded labourers living at hari (peasant) camps are still afflicted with misery.

Sindh Education Foundation’s IELP is supporting primary and secondary schools.

New terrorist group masterminded the bomb blast: Leghari.

A group of Sindh National Party (SNP) workers protesting outside the BBQ Tonight restaurant turned violent.

SSP CID says alMukhtar terrorist organisation was behind the explosion.

Police arrests six people after attack on restaurant in Boat Basin area.

Minister, MNA mum about relocating residents of kachcha Bunder.

Association demands end of harassment at the workplace, says conditions are ‘deplorable’.

12,000 young men and women sat the Central Superior Services exam in 2009.

Teachers demand that the government give them permanent jobs instead of extending their current contracts.

Mona Naqsh displays her life’s work as she launches her biography.

Next Easter line up at the Misqui­ta Bakery to fight for one of these spiced deligh­ts.

Project plans are based on estimated 1.8 million residents by the year 2035.

2,000 people attended mass at St Patrick’s cathedral.

Board's managing director says govt is drafting legislation to stop water theft in the city.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi called for bringing the agricultural income of big landlords under the tax net .

Sharjeel Memon says the names of the arrested people cannot be disclosed yet.

Memon says all suspec­ts, regard­less of affili­ation, will be caught.

Nearly 450,000 children under five die each year from the infection.

Friend­s, collea­gues and family attend.

‘Shame on the nation that allows its daughters to be raped publicly, repeatedly’.

Shipping company announced $1 million, Indian welfare organisation offered $0.5 million, $0.5 million still required.

He maintains that they attacked him because he had refused to pay them.

Untreated water being dumped into the sea from 800 industries in Karachi.

Sindh government allows a special pay package for the staff recruited for the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Medical College.

Two people were injured in firing and three vehicles, including a police mobile-unit, were torched.

Website forms liaison between volunteers, organisations who need help.

DPO Aitzaz Goraya unhappy so many accomplices escaped.

Panellists at seminar urge people to play a bigger role in protecting the environment.

SHC bench orders police to stop harassing the petitioner.

Meeting held between YDA representatives, committee set up by chief minister.

Treatment of sewage making Karachi vulnerable to 'water starvation'.

Private tour operators argue that they were denied legitimate right.

4,000 employees, who had been fired earlier, protest against management for not letting them work properly.

Protesters at the Khayaban-e-Ittehad roundabout forced suspension of traffic.

The two-time champion has reached the quarter-finals only once since landing his second Crucible title in 2003.

Residents said that the family was poisoned because their wheat bag was mixed with a can of pesticide.

Sunehri beach, Mubarak village, Neelam Point and Cape Montze will not be open during this time either.

Remote-controlled blast at gambling den leaves 19 people dead, 40 injured.

Party workers killed in shooting incident near Khipro Canal.

Man also shoots cousin and her supposed boyfriend.

Committee meets at NICVD for routine check-up.

Committee to write to NAB, anti-corruption establishment over missing money.

Court orders finance dept to release half of the funds this week.

Protesters demand time scales in their service structures along the lines of the ones followed by Balochistan.